Curious. So you're suggesting that if we substituted SRAM for DRAM (assuming it was just as cheap and dense), that the absence of CAS latency, refresh, and capa

Curious. So you're suggesting that if we substituted SRAM for DRAM (assuming it was just as cheap and dense), that the absence of CAS latency, refresh, and capacitors wouldn't make much difference because offchip speed-of-light delays dominate? [Edit] I realize it would always be slower than on-chip cache, but I thought it would still be at least an OOM faster then conventional DDRx DRAM.